Monday, June 16, 2003

• Bush might veto highway bill if it includes fuel tax boost
• Mexican truckers protest on Laredo bridge
• Louisiana road work bill moves ahead
• New Oklahoma law targets tossing items on roadways
• Texas billboards avoid death sentence
• NJ carrier: Send us 200 'Run Compliant' decals
• NHTSA report says cars most often cause car/truck collisions
• Oklahoma governor OKs tag fee hike
• Michigan bad driver bill advances
• Georgia CDL tester sentenced for falsifying test results
• Nevada lowers drunken-driving limit
• Texas senator's road safety initiative falls short
• EPA certifies third Cat engine

Tuesday, June 17, 2003

Wednesday, June 18, 2003

• TSA's Loy says truck-bomb hoax reminder of shipper vulnerability
• Oregon speed bill advances
• California considers 42 percent hike in truck fees
• Road funding bill up for vote soon in California Assembly
• New Volvo S60 TV spot leaves truckers aghast
• Alaska may soon spend more on roads, less on trails
• Pennsylvania lawmakers propose bad-driver bills
• OOIDA signs on as sponsor for Expedite Expo 2003
• Teamsters: Coke management 'off deep end'

Thursday, June 19, 2003

• Don't like flu shots? FDA approves nasal mist for some
• Louisiana road work bill heads to governor
• Aggressive driving bill under review in Michigan
• TSA's Loy says truck-bomb hoax reminder of shipper vulnerability
• Oregon speed bill advances
• California considers 42 percent hike in truck fees
• Road funding bill up for vote soon in California Assembly
• New Volvo S60 TV spot leaves truckers aghast
• Alaska may soon spend more on roads, less on trails
• Pennsylvania lawmakers propose bad-driver bills
• OOIDA signs on as sponsor for Expedite Expo 2003
• Teamsters: Coke management 'off deep end'

• Hearing set on bill requiring truck-stopping devices in California
• Governor OKs Texas transportation bill
• Charlotte speed-radar bill advances to governor
• Seat-belt headed to Senate floor in Delaware
• Drunken driving bill frozen in Delaware Senate committee
• Louisiana drivers would lose license for unpaid taxes
• Bill to ease restrictions on younger drivers dead in Georgia
• Ohio trucker pleads guilty in terror case
• Unstable fuel prices on horizon, OPIS says
• Speed limit bill dies in Idaho
• Bill to restrict use of toll money now law in Georgia
• U.S. and Spain to study transportation technology
• Former Volvo CEO tapped for Freightliner's firefighting subsidiary
• CFI honors OOIDA members
• Louisiana lawmakers pass bill to pull punished teens' licenses